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Tesla secures $30B in credit, keeping future capital options open

Tesla just locked in $30 billion in credit facilities, a move that signals confidence without forcing its hand. The company says it won't tap those funds this year, especially with at least $25 billion already earmarked for capital expenditures. That's prudent planning, not desperation. It keeps options open while the balance sheet stays flexible. For a company scaling production and investing heavily, that's a smart position to hold.